Arizona enacts HB2114, a law toughening penalties for those over 21 convicted of sexual conduct with 15-17-year-olds, changing it from a class 6 to a class 4 felony, with bipartisan support.

Arizona Republicans, led by Rep. David Marshall, are urging Interior Secretary Burgum to stop the shutdown of coal plants, claiming energy independence and job preservation. They cite Trump-era executive orders in their push to reactivate old plants.

Governor Katie Hobbs vetoes HB2012, which aimed to prevent mandatory administration of EUA products. Rep. Nick Kupper criticizes the decision, emphasizing individual rights, while Hobbs cites public health concerns.

Senator Ruben Gallego supports the bipartisan Impact Aid Infrastructure Partnership Act, which aims to allocate $1 billion for repairs and upgrades in federally impacted school districts.

Maricopa County Recorder's Office settled a lawsuit with America First Legal to remove noncitizens from voter rolls, aligning with President Trump's order on election integrity.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited Arizona to support bills banning processed foods in schools and soda purchases with food stamps, amid debates on health and nutrition policy.

White House officials attended the Border Security Expo in Arizona to discuss immigration and border measures, amid opposition from some lawmakers and businesses hoping to benefit from increased border security budgets.

Peoria Mayor Jason Beck discussed public safety, economic development, and water security during the State of the City Address, highlighting partnerships and future plans.

Chandler, Arizona, celebrates AAPI Heritage Month with events like a community connection event at Phoenix Palace and a Japanese American internment exhibit at Chandler Museum.

Attorneys general, including Kris Mayes, filed an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court against a taxpayer-funded religious charter school, citing constitutional issues.

Arizona's SB 1437, enhancing child safety by refining reporting and investigation of abuse, was signed into law, expanding mandatory reporter categories and strengthening protections for whistleblowers.

Cochise County filed injunctions against a property in Ramsey Canyon for zoning violations, addressing concerns over its transformation from a bed-and-breakfast to a busy event venue impacting neighborhood tranquility and the environment.

Arizona State Representative Rachel Keshel supports President Trump's executive order to reform election systems, emphasizing human-readable ballots over electronic systems.